Author Archives: Ann Lovejoy

We Are Woven Into Nature

Posted on February 1, 2021 by Ann Lovejoy

When kids look at nature, they see magic Brown Sugar Banana Bread & Nurturing The Natural Reading through numerous articles about climate change and “saving nature”, it seems as if many people who are passionate about the natural world unconsciously … Continue reading →

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Sourdough In Recovery

Posted on January 25, 2021 by Ann Lovejoy

A sourdough elder and a youngster gaining strength together We Love What We Love With all that’s been going on lately, I‘ve been so anxious and distracted that I made a terrible mistake; I forgot to set aside some sourdough … Continue reading →

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Stay Strong, Eat Real Honey

Posted on January 18, 2021 by Ann Lovejoy

Avoid adulterated honey; buy local! Calming And Decluttering Like so many people, I’ve been feeling overwhelmed and battered by the news lately. If breaking news is breaking your spirit, take a break and focus on something positive. While reading through … Continue reading →

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Making Compost From Crap

Posted on January 11, 2021 by Ann Lovejoy

                           Light in the darkness shows us the way forward Doing Our Part, High Or Humble This morning, a crowd of supporters Zoom-watched as Tarra Simmons was sworn in to serve as our district representative in the Washington State Legislature. … Continue reading →

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